The document describes the history between Athens and Sparta, including their long war that weakened both cities. It then discusses how King Philip of Macedon decided to invade Greece but was assassinated, allowing his son Alexander the Great to take power. Alexander proved to be a brilliant military leader who conquered many lands and spread Greek culture before dying at the age of 32 in 323 BC.

1. • There were many wars and quarrels between Athens and Sparta.
• After a long war, the two cities became very weak.
• Then King Philip decided to invade Greece.
• King Philip was killed by one of his bodyguards.
• Then Alexander the Great started to rule Greece.
• Alexander the great was a great general and a brilliant fighter.
• When the Greeks dared to rise against him, they were defeated.
• Alexander was taught by a very famous Greek thinker called Aristotle.
• Alexander spread Greek ideas, Greek language, and Greek buildings into all
the lands he conquered.
• He died at the age of 32 in 323 BC.

2. put the following events in the correct order

3. The correct order:
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